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UPDATE: Was $7000. **SOLD**
Looks like a good price.
“1943 Ford WWII GPW Jeep
Frame Number: GPW 125688
Engine Number: GPW 12309
This GPW runs, drives and stops. And has many “F” marked parts on it. It is using a Willys head on the GPW block. You do not find a matching number frame and block like this jeep. Has lock out hubs on the front axle for smother driving.”
I live in Fenton if someone needs me to visit / inspect this vehicle.
I’ve never seen it around town.
Brian
Brian .. I think you have room in your garage for it 🙂
That’s what I get for having my 1960 CJ5 in storage when you came to visit. All the mechanicals are now done. Walck’s now has the original seat covers so that’s next.
i have. 1942 GPW head in excellent shape’ the block was cracked so put in a 1946 MB motor in my GPW
Maybe I’m missing something. How are those 2 #’s matching ?
I think everyone but you ignored the numbers, including me. They sure don’t look matching to me either.
Looks like the ad was deleted. It may have been sold. I’ll updated the post.